Personality Disorder NOS Self Test

The Personality Disorder NOS Self Test is a quick and easy way to test yourself for Personality Disorder NOS. Once you know your Personality Disorder NOS Self Test results, we'll help you take appropriate steps.

Have you been overly suspicious of others lately? (1)
Have you been diagnosed with a mental disorder before? (1)
Do you feel depressed lately? (1)
Do you experience sudden mood changes that you can’t explain? (1)
Do you find yourself easily irritated or annoyed? (1)
Do you often experience intense bouts of anger which may last for a few hours? (1)
Do you experience any feelings of isolation and anxiety? (1)
Do you think you are under a lot of emotional distress right now? (1)
When you feel frustrated over something you have not obtained, (job, object, relationship) do you feel the need to punish yourself? (1)
Do you have the tendency to cause physical injuries to your body? (1)
Do you find yourself mistrusting other people? (1)
Do you resent the idea of being left alone? (1)
Do you feel uneasy when you are left alone even for a brief moment? (1)
Do you often feel that you are empty, bored and lonely? (1)
Do you prefer to be left alone than to socialize with others? (1)
Does eating a lot ease these feelings? (1)
Do you often find yourself feeling more seductive? (1)
Did you have a painful or traumatic childhood experience? (1)
Do you have a family member who has been diagnosed with any personality disorder? (1)
Have you experienced any injuries or head trauma? (1)
Did you experience any abusive treatment when you were still a child? (1)
Did you live together with your parents when you were younger? (1)
Were you parents divorced or separated? (1)
Did you live with a guardian or a relative instead of your parents? (1)
Do you tend to disregard the rights of others just to get what you want? (1)
Do you have the tendency to be obsessive over something? (1)
Do you feel angry at yourself for not being able to do things that are required of you? (1)
Do you resent it when people imply how you should handle things in your life? (1)
Do you find satisfaction in seeing other people in pain or suffering? (1)
Do you feel the urge to cause pain or suffering to others? (1)
Do you feel satisfaction when you punish or hurt yourself physically? (1)
Do you find gratification when you do something illegal? (1)
Do you often find yourself worrying too much? (1)
Do you sometimes feel inadequacy and lack of self worth? (1)
Are you willing to do anything in order to please other people, even doing illegal things? (1)
Do you find it difficult to trust other people? (1)
Do you find it uncomfortable to interact with other people? (1)
Do you find it distressing to be alone? (1)
Do you find the need to do things according to your rules and standards? (1)
Do you do outrageous things just to bring attention to yourself? (1)

Enter the sum of the numbers in parentheses next to each question you answered "Yes" to:

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Personality Disorder NOS Topics

Related Conditions

	Antisocial Personality Disorder – pervasive behavior, disregard of rights of others, lack of empathy
	Avoidant Personality Disorder – pervasive social inhibition, feeling of inadequacy, fear of being criticized or rejected
	Borderline Personality Disorder – variable mood, unstable relationship, psychosis
	Dependent Personality Disorder - dependence towards others, get others to assume responsibility for major areas of their lives, lacks self-confidence, may experience intense discomfort when left alone for more than a brief period
	Histrionic Personality Disorder - exhibits excitability and are highly emotional, manifests a colorful, dramatic, extroverted behavior with the inability to maintain long-lasting attachments.
	Narcissistic Personality Disorder - characterized by a heightened sense of self-importance and grandiose feelings of uniqueness
	Obsessive Compulsive Disorder – obsession to perfection, compulsive personality, obsession, perfectionist, routine and repetitive activities
	Paranoid Personality Disorder – long standing suspiciousness, mistrust of others, paranoia, maladaptive behavior
	Schizoid Personality Disorder – lack of interest with social relationship, prefer to be in solitary, emotional coldness, indifference
	Schizotypal Personality Disorder - odd personality, perceives magical thinking, peculiar notions, ideas of reference, illusions and derealization.

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